18th Century America: Cultural Changes and Their Effect on Records
From colonial expansion to revolution, 18th-century America was a time of upheaval. Discover how political, cultural, and social transitions shaped recordkeeping, and learn where to find the surviving documents of your ancestors.
Presented by Sylvia Doolos, New Leaf Genealogy

Sylvia Tracy Doolos is a professional genealogist and owner of New Leaf Genealogy with more than forty-five years of research experience. She serves as President of the Wales, Ireland, Scotland, England Family History Society (WISE) and is Past President of both the Int’l. Society for British Genealogy and Family History and the Colorado Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists. She is the recipient of the Birdie Monk Holsclaw Award and the National Genealogical Society’s Award of Merit.
The program is free and open to all MGSmembers. The Zoom link will be posted in the Members Only section of the MGS website on Thursday, November 26.
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